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Rhiannon12866

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2. That's an excellent question. And of course my question is how any college student who participates in a protest

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Or writes an editorial for a school publication could possibly be considered "criminal?!" From what I remember, that's not an unusual part of college life. Is the point to eradicate exchange students from this country?? At both my boarding school and my college there were exchange students from other countries - and they were very welcome, considered a positive "diversity." Or is that the point, eliminating what is considered a part of the learning experience?

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This is clearly an attempt to intimidate and chill LEGAL dissent. Think. Again. Mar 2025 #1

That's an excellent question. And of course my question is how any college student who participates in a protest Rhiannon12866 Mar 2025 #2

It's key to remember that no actual charges have yet been brought against her... Think. Again. Mar 2025 #3

How they can get away with charging and imprisoning college students makes no sense to me Rhiannon12866 Mar 2025 #4